August 10, 1887 (4 pages)

oan Y HERE AND THERE. The charge of embezzlement against F. Duplay will come up for hearing in at 10 o’clock Justice Sowden’s court Saturday morning. _ Mrs. Frank Hathaway the teachership of the school, and Miss appointed to succeed her, Grand Master Bruner, of the Odd Fellows, will visit North San the 4th, Nevada City the 6th. The court martial , Monday night. the finding made public : ~ ent at the meeting’of the court. Mine owners and others who are » willing. to contribute mining spec } zt the Mechanics Fair are requested t sired, i Setar ee See Foreign Counsel, Truckee forger, to de end him at hi . Suggests that we have a@ superabun are fully capable of defending the un fortunate who violate the laws, or are 2 accused of doing so. Wher they have to send off for foreign counsel, there is generally more fire than sinoke in the accusations and juries know it. The outside lawyers occupy the position o a two-edged sword—they cut bot! the torneys, for they possess a knowledge of many home things which are useful in the trial of a case, which strangers among us cannot expect to know. In fact, foreign attorneys are often a ba positive injury to a client. + 8 Mining Notes. The Champion mine will have thei: hoisting works completed this week : when sinking will be resumed in the , shaft which is now down forty-five aca / feet with twenty feet of water in it. When the pump gets started it will not take over three or four hours ti pump the water out. The hoisting works will be run by an 8-foot Pelton wheel, with a pressure of 110 feet. The mill for the crushing and working of the quartz taken from the mine will be cominenced this week, and it is expected to be completed and ready for: work in three months. Twelve or fif teen men will be employed in the mine within a few days. The Mountaineer mine is looking splendid, and employing about forty men. The Banner mine is improving in the quality of the rock as work proSresses. A crushing of low grade ore, taken from near the surface, is now at the Charannot mill, and crushivg wili commence to-day, nn Land Office Matters, The following business was transacted in thé United States Land Office at Sacramento Thursday, Selden Hetzel, Register ; ” . Agricultural Application—James 8. Worl, Grass Valley, Nevada county ; D. 8. 9,616; allowed and filed’”” Mineral Applications—Robert Curnow, Nevada City; ‘Illinois quartz mine; M. A. No. 1,640; allowed and filed. George L. Hughes, Nevada City ; Stacey quartz mine; M. A. No. 1,641 ; allowed and filed. 3 Decisions Received—By Hon. Commissioner in William Davis, agricul. tural applicant, vs. Chas. Feldt, miniain } eral claimant, Nevada county ; sustains { decision of local office and orders cancellation of local entry. E. W. Taylor, adverse claimant, vs. Jonathan Camp, mineral applicant; No, 1698;. Hon. Conimissioner reverses decision of local office and orders filing of adverse elaim.# — $$ ~-0@e-o—______ The Clark Forgery. District Attorney Long left last eve“ning for Truckee to conduct the prosecution in the case of A. P. Clark, the extradited forger, whose preliminary examination is set for tomorrow. Pat has resigned Blue Tent. ¢ Stenger has been Juan \ September Ist, Grass Valley Sept. 2d, Moore’s Flat the 3d, Rough & Ready in the case of Captain Rapp adjourned at 11 o’ci ork” It is underst od that of the court will not be until it is approved by the Brigadier-General. Captain Rapp Was in Sacramento, but was not pres./ méns to the Nevada county exhibit at send the same to Cal. R. Clarke at this city. The specimens will: be returned ‘to the contributors where deThe Hon, Pat Reddy, of San Francisco, has been emgaged by Clark, the trial in this county, should he be bound oyer, as he undoubtedly will be.” The Transcript has no objection to foreign’ counsel being engaged by local ‘criminals, but. it respectfully dance of legal ability at home who ways. The criminal class in the county ought to “hook on” to the local -atJimmers. M., P, Peasley, blk 8 Hecolds, tions—Bids_ Wanted. gratuitonsly, . t . } The following entries of horses have . Park and Pavilion class. Purse $250. J. M. Manning’s 3g Cousin Jack. W. G. Lord’s -b « Electric. A. Morgan's s g.Fred. A. D. West’s ch g Charles W. Wm. Britland’s b n Pete. Nor 2. Trotting—2 30 class. Free for all. Purse $500. 'C: A. Durfee’s b y “GEFonimo, by Inca; dam by Sucramento. 8. C. Tryon’s b g Col. Hawkins, by Echo; dam thoroughbred mare. Lee Shaner, blk m Kate Ewing by . Berlin. Pp, McCarthey’s br m Vlora G., Altoona; dam by Belmoat No. 3. Trotting—For two-year-olds Mile and repeat. Purse $200. To be i. announced on day of -race. same and fish laws of thé State amended by the last Legislature : OPEN SEASONS. For quail, partri Ize, grouse an] rail from September 10th to March Ist. ’ ary Ist. For male antelop:, deer or bucks, from July 1st to December 15th. ‘For trout, from April 1st to November Ist. "For‘salmon, from October Ist to Audust 31st. PROHIBITIONS, Kill'ng female antelope, elk, mountain sheep, female deer, spotted fawns. Killing any of the. preceding atany time unless the carcass is used for food. Buying, -seHing, offering or exposing for-sale, transporting or having in poséssion any. deer or deer skin from which evidence of sex has been reinoved are forbidden: Catching fish by pound, weir,set-net r trap, or taking the young fish of any species and not returning thei to the water immediately and alive are mislemeanors, ; Board of Supervisors a:e authorized by ordinance duly ‘passed and published tu change the beginning or end #£ the close seasons of quail, partridge, . grouse, rail, male deer, male tntelope and doves, so as to make the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 71H, Boys’ Tournament at 1] a. various prizes. No. 4. Running—Free for ‘all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added. One mile and repeat. Dan. Dennison’s } ‘. 4 Dave Douglas, by Lienster; dam Lily Simpson, Pat. Riley’s b g Sur. Thad, by Thad Stevens ; dam Lady Amanda. Cockerill Bros, b m Daisy D., by Wheatly ; dam Black Maria. W. P Codhunter’s bin Mayblossom, by Jo Hooker ; dam Maggie S. W.P. Todhunter’s c g Rock, by. Bob Woolley ; dam Miss Stoner, No. 5. Running—Free for all. For two-year-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forleit, $150 added, Five-eighths of x mile. To be annouuced on day of 0 M. for . race, sume conform to the needs of their reNo. 6. Running—For three-year. } spective counties, olds. Free for all. #25-entrance, $10 Se ee ee forfeit, $200 added. One mile and u Only Vile Abuse. quarter. To be announced on day ot 1} race. 1 No. 7. Pacing—2:32 class, Virginia City Enterprise: Marysville, California, has been sending supplies to the families burned out at Camptonville, but for the more numerous sufferers by the Sawyer infamy at french Corral, she has only the vilest 4buse. Many families have already left their homes in that once —flourishing and beautiful little place, and now all must leave, An attempt to give ‘them something to do by which they vould) support life was made by the Milton Mining Jompany when it set them to cleaning up bedrock—not. at nydraulic washing—but down came injunctions and tines. Now the few families remaining there must quit the pretty homes where they have for so any years been happy and prosperus, and set out in search of new fields of employnient. Free for all. Purse $500. H. P. Brown, ge Charlie Brown ; ped. unknown. Durfee & Covarrubias, bg Arrow, by Richmond ; dam by Crichton. J. R. Hodson, h g Fidelity, by Nephew ; dain by Mambrino. F, Weber, ch g Haverly by Kansas Signal; dam unknown. A. H, Hecox, br m Lelia 8. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81H, Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. M. Bicycle’ Tournament for Gold Medal atll a.m. No. 8. Trotting-District, 2:50 class Purse $250. To be announved on day of race. No. 9. Trotting—2:25 class. Free for all. Purse #500. G. W. Woodward, bs , by Alexander; dan Lady Button. W. H. Searls’, ch p Longfelluw,-by Hambletonian, J: R. Hodson, blk g Artist, by Gold Dust ; dam by Dove Hill. J. A. Linscott’s bs Adrian, by Reliance; dam <Adriane. } No. 10. Trotting >fhree—year olds, OG Ooi A Sensational case. Tt is dangerous for a man to express his love too strongly for a married lady, particularly when the letters full into the hands of her husband. We are promised a most}sensationgl vase in our Superior Court next own expense and keep them lighted Bids are wanted for the privilege to. sell. refreshments of various kinds at . : ; also for band music been made for the District Fair races . at the Park during each day of the tec at Glenbrook : Fair. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 67H, Sei ee ene 7 a Pas Game and Fish Laws. No. 1 Trotting. District. Roadster The following isan abstract of the! For doves, from June Jst to Januthe Biblical Chestnut. king and . clates as Grand Lecturer of the large and thoroughly. interested ist Church Monday evening. an exceedingly agreeable and logical speaker, and even those who do not to listen to j her. Only-a brief synopsis of. her re. . . . marks can be given here, jis reproduced to give an intelligent Is es e idéa of the drift of. ner arsiunent: “The great question of temperance is; a theme receiving the attention of the . thinking people of the United States, j and not only in this country, but in . almost every nation.upon which the . {sun rises and seta, ‘Phe people are gathering together, trving to. Solve the great problem of ‘What means will be most effective in banishing this g one means is bein tried, and in other places other means, . license, but the more we stuly the evils of this curse the more thorouzhly are we convinced. that this evil will never be abolished: till against the traffic. Much ean be done, nan whose influence; itis said, SWays the whole world. -Sonie one has said, the world,’ and woman has exercised this great influence. this respect, tue true daughters of mother ‘Eve. . . “Adam transgr2 sed righteous laws. . When called to account he nati; . ‘Lord, the woman whom thou gavest to be with me she did give me of the tree and F did eat;’ and—to bay son of Adam is saying, ‘Lord every . , the wo. man ;’ showing plainly the influence of . woman on the whole race. And so . we find it in this day and agé of ad. vancement, when the great armies of . progress are being marshaled beneath . banners upon which we find inscribed, . ‘Upward and Onward? In the face . of all this, I sometimes Imeet an old . fogy hanging to the cout-tails of pro. gress, calling, ‘Whoa!’ I. met just such an old fossil as this, not long duty to puta stop to women talking . publicly, just as if uny one ever got up a patent that could stop a woman talking. . “The day is past when it is supposed . that every woman coming before the . people comes howling for her rights, . We have more rights than we beyin to. make use of, but there is one more . right we shoul claim—the Yight of protection against man’s draunkenpess. [It shames the manhood of today that . . . since, who regarded it as his relizions . . District. Mile and repeat, Parse-$250. month. The husband has got posTo be announced on day of race. session of no less than sixty-three letters, the words “iny darling pet,” occurring in nearly every line. The love letters have been placed in the hands of one of our most prominent lawyers, Who Javan: Ste dulaeraetsherceeon, « «mitted bigamy as she is also styled “my darling wife”? Weare requested not to make the facts public, as the case nay .be settled and as the lady resides in our city.—Marysville Democrat. It is alleged that the man mixed up in the scandal lives in Grass Valley. 090 Rebuilding at Camptonville, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH. Ladies’ Tournament, for various prizes, at 11 A. ag. No. 11, Running—Open to all. #50 entrance, $25 forfuit, $300 added. Two miles. Tobe announced on day of race, No. 12. Running—Open to all, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit; $150 added. Three-fourths of a mile and repeat. an. Dennison, sf Blue, Bonnet, by Joe Hooker; dam Kate Carson. Put Riley b g Sur Thad. Cockerill Bros., bm Daisy D. W, P. Todhunter, b m Mayblossom. W., P, Todhunter, c p Rock. E. Flittner, b m Minnie R., by Scamperdown ; dam Sallie Blair, No. 13. Running—Free, purse $150. Entrance free toall beaten horses. $50 0 second horse. One mile and repeat. To be.announced on day of race. No. 14, Pacing—2 :23 class. Free for all. Purse $500. We M. Billup, br 5 Almont Patchen, by Juanita; dam Gladd by Gladiator. Lee Shaner, b g Chapman. §.K, Tefry, brg Prince, by Missouri Chief; dam throughbred mare. Durfee & Covarrubias, b g ArThe work of rebuilding the burnt district at Camptonville is progressing well. Four large buildings are being put up on Main street and a number . i of residences will be built just as soon as the necessary material can be: procured. The stage company have the lum ber on the ground to replace their barn. “Mrs. Darneille is rebuil ling her hotel. In dimensions it will be 40x80 feet and two stories in height. Wm. B. Meeks is building a two story residence on Main street 20x30 feet. [rwin’s blacksmith shop is being rebuilt, and will be 30x60 feet. entrance, $50 added. One mile. B. Penhall, b m Flora B. James Hughes, b m Dotty Dimple. 8. Benoit, 8 yg Eprror Transcrirt: The young men of Columbia Hill last evening gave a social dance et Holland’s Hall, which was largely attended by the old as well as the young people of Columbia Hill. Dancing was commenced at 9P,M. and kept up continuously util 3°the next morning, and every one in attendance seemed to have a good. time, The Misses Bertha and tor. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10ru. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiume at 11 a. u. No. 16, Trotting—District. One-year Half mile and repeat. Purse Reddy will appear as attorney for the $100. Geo. F. Jacobs bay colt, Sidney Emma McCutchan, of Nevada City, sweeps on, For every one missionary we foreign lands, we ‘send seventy thon. sand yallons of run, convert, our whisky makes one dred drunkards. We lift up our hands . in holy horror over a bull fight in old Mexico, but in our christian land enjoy the excitement created by the barbarous “practice known as slogging. The Sabbath in this State ly been abolished and-sucrificed tothe poisonous fangs of this serpent reacties . out after the fairer sex, and we bahold the appalling spectacle of wom inhood . debased, the scepter of her influence . broken, the sacred precincts of the . home invaded, and all that we . and is dear tou . monster; and in anguish of heart we . cry out, ‘How long, Oh Lord, how . long??? . Woman’s work has sen! her ihto a field of usefulness that will count in all time to come, “We have tried moral suasion, We . have tried preaching, ‘revival meetings, “Put still the curse nave One -wnd-thet-was-thnat Geng C ae . Gaylord of. Nevada City sells th: “We have petitioned the Legisla. choicest family groceries able. most ture, but only petitioned in vain, has been like before —— honorable ventlemen, for . ¢ they sit back, smirk and blink at tears of our orphans, widows. prisons and asylums filled with army of insane men and women, Still . they are deaf to our cry. . casting so many pearls . # the]! the cry of our They see our jails, State , au great “We are proud of our efforts in try. 4 ng to christianize a benighted world, . 90 cents a can, send to! {A Lady Lecturer Who Rings the Belt on Miss J. A. Ackerman, a substantial . brainy young: lady of . . pleasing face and manners, who offiGood Templars “of California, talked to al auas . dience that assembled in the Method. She is but enough . curse from the world?’ In some places? We have tries! personal effort, moral suasion and high . We levi-late . by personal effort, especially by wo. ‘The hand that rocks the cradly sways . lecturing and . could not agree. on It . reasonable lawaii. u2-tf _—_——-20 @e-+.Ice CREAM and soda at Curr Bros, Nothing nicer il-tf sustained by Sunday { #2000; J. $800; F. M, Ackerman, . 500, no insurance; J. H. Wilcox, 1 $500, . Mrs, . anee no insurance; George Fawcett, loss $500, no ins for 4650: T. Kingston, loss $2,000. cer, loss $3,009, i sured for $1,500? Kneeland, loss $500, insured for-$250 Masonic Hall, loss $3 000, fully insur ed; J. Butler & sen, loss $600, no surance ; B. Crossman, loss $1,000, insurance; L, Lohner, loss $500, insurance ; Hayford® loss $1,009, no insurance; C. P. To loss g 1 $550; Mrs. insured for $650; A.D. Bow lev, k . 1500, insured for g300; William We ry, loss $500,.no insurance; Mrs. K sour; —loss~ $4,000; Mrs. Davenport, loss $700, for $500; J. MeCarty, loss $2,000, i sured for $1,100; A, #209, no msurance; Mrs, J. W. Nic ell, loss $2,009, no insurance; J, Brown loss 4200; Odd Fellows’ Hall loss $2,500, insured for $1,500». Ma loss $1,000, insured for $509; M. 'r'e tin, . rington, loss 4500, no insurance ; . loy & Mahon, loss $200, no insurance + Oe « A New Sucker In Town. always . ee, The. The Stockton Mail is responsible for A . ell ; ing: “AWha first Woman did, and we are all, in. the following: “When an Easter Inn arrives in Los posits his Wealth at one of the Danks, the bank president claps on h plug hat and frantically hunts ‘up real estate spegMator with the-information: ‘There is anew sucker in tow) Got $25,000. ~Go for him!” PRAYERS were recently offered j Penesacola, FI ridachurehes for hea smitten sufferers of the North. ~ + @e-A New hotel to be erected ‘at Balt more by Robert Garrett, will be stories high and cost $500 090. oOo + seve A Vermont barber recently refused to accept a bushel of last year’s pots foes in payment for ashave. A Thunder storm May purify the air, but nothing exce} SOZODONT will purify the mout filled with neglected teeth, and rescu those faithful servants of mankind, from-utter ruin before it is too late You will ti surprised and delighted with its reDon’t neglect to try it. sults, eG paneer, They Only Agree on One Point, A Hawaii, befng made to put himout. The oor people were all called together, bu any propositior issortinent in stock. Great news i *xpected by the next message fron + 0@ee _ Cheap, but first-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J Jackon’s Beehive Grocery Store, only Everything else in proportion, Best place in town to trade. a2-t! For every one hun. has not onjee ———_—-~90--— liquer traffic, but-there seems at pres. No. 15. Running—Saddle horse Party at Columbia Hill, ent to be no hope of enforcing the law : Be ‘ OF ig ane roe ; in the future. stake. District. Catch “weights. $5 Nort Couumsia, Aug. 6th, “Having debauched manhood, the love falling before the 16 f vag aac Miss Ackerman goes from here . 8 he é accused, J, by Revolution i dam by McCracken. . and Miss Susie “igley,of Visalia, were through Sierra, . Plumas and the} Coin Down Deve? Wm. Finley bay colt Thomas F., by . among the strangers present. M. northern counties. She ha« traveled 9 ele ite Revolution ; dam by Black Prince. thousands of miles in the State during . The Providence Mining Company . James R. Nickerson 5 8 Brunswick, by A Perilous Postponement, the last year and expresses herself as . “ertise for bids to sink their incline Doncaster, M. C. Hogan b g Duroc, To postpone, when the duty for im. greatly pleased with her morfatain er ; Wise tose beyond its present depth. . by Revolution ; dam by John_ Nelson. mediate avtion i clear, is alkays un-. trip, having been the recipient of sreat . } #U]l particulars can be ascertained . No. 17. Trotting—2 :40 class. Open . wise. Especially lait 80 when inhospitality during her travels in this et plication at the mine. toall. Purse $500. D. E. Knight b. creasing ill heulth calls for a widen) . section of the State, PF Daisy A., by Friday Mec esis medication. Diseases of the kidneys sca m Mulsy A., by Friday McCracken ; and bladder are often of swift growth — Fell From a Tree. dam unknown. ©. A, Durfee b Kialways of fatal tendency if ie Buckilen’s Arnica Satve. no ' ‘ . } imo. 8. ©. Tryon b Col.}combatted at the outset. e —. Monday evening Frank, the tenoe R.C Scnane bs A Bh have all—even those of us who are The best Salve in the world for Cuts, year old son of John T. Morgan, fell SiR Mead f . . not remarkably well jnstructed—heard Bruises; Sores, Ulcers, Sult Rheum, from a tree and severely sprained one . bY Nutwood; dam by State of Maine, something of the danger attending Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped-Handa_ € f his arms. Dr. Welch is attending G. W. Woodard b f Rosie Me., by Bright’s disease, diabetes, and other acd : i ball Skin EF . . pets abana Alexander Button ; dam by Rosedule. . diseases of the kidneys or bladder. . Chilblains, Corns; and all 8 an rap ity. the injured lad. J. M-’Stevenson blk g Franklin, by. 18! no one be foolhardy enough t6. tions, and positively cures Piles, or xX LS Sree 8 "7 . Procrastinate if he perceives the} no pay re. ured. Itis guaranteed to “ pay req — OEP RSE a bee doe Gen. Reno; dam unknown. W. H. renal organs.to be inactive. Hostet-. ee Excitement in Texas. Seal b g Alfred $ by Elmo. J. D ter’s Stomach dive perfect satisfaction, oy money re' me a —)) ‘ Great excitenfent has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, ortaise his head; everybody said he Was dying of Consump. Atrial bottle of Dr. Kin ’s New Carse ch g Manzanita, by Elmo; dam onlay of race. Bitters are peculiarly adipted to overcome this ~inaction, to sufficient] stimulate, without exciting, the ki nheys and bladder. Infinitely is this diuretic to be preferred to the impure and fiery stimulants of commerce, which prove the bane of unwary pergons with a tendency to renal troubles, They are likewise incomparable fur dyspepela, debility, ilio da May, No 18. Trotting—2:24 class. Open Qall. Purse $500. To be announced os BREVITIES. -G@yrge Tracy has been awarded the funded. sale by Carr Bros. lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale ut 25 cents a package. Try ‘em—they Price 25 cents per box. For tf 9S Split Peas. Just recei a at J. J. Jackson’s a ia . an . 1807, for tie . When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, . Whenshe was a child, she cried for Castoria, Whenshe became M iss,ahe ching to Castoria When she had children, she gave them 'the ‘Incline Shaft. One ‘Hundred and Fifty Feet ‘of the Providence Gould and Silver Mining Com. pany. : For full) particulars enquire at the Mine. DISTRIOT PAIR PRIVILEGES, tue 17tn irack ; Restaurant Privileses at same each Commencing {Castor « NOTICE. Te Proposals will be reeived until the 18th intant, for the sinking of PROVIDENCE WG. & 8, M. co, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE celved at tae otice of the Secretary of Ag:icuitural Disteict Assuciation, til and including FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, Bar privilege ut Glenbrook Race morniny’s fire at [ hie ; : .os Angeles. Colfax R, May, loss $5000, insurance . 40S Angeles Ewers, loss $1,500, insurI. Carri: . Treasure, loss $2,000. insurance $800 ce; M. Mishler, loss $1,000, insured insurance; Mrs. Me Keck, loss $3,000 insured for #800; Mamie. Rithardson loss $300, no insurance ; Parker.& Spen» Perkins & Co $1,500, insured for $1,000; W Benjamin, loss $1,000, insured fo Mendenhall, loss $1,000 insured for $500 insure: H. Moody, los ler, loss 4300, no insurance ; Mrs, Aus loss $200, no insurance; P. HarCur Angelosand de k wu special carrier pigeon has just arthis right has not been granted as, . tived bringing the latest advice fron Rex s ill holds: the throne notwithstanding that terrific efforts an rate, and keeps the best Harry Lawrence left yesterday . Gold Lake, Sierra county. os ‘i ass ‘d to the Spanish mine yesterday, 2 ur . 340 Juan, were in town yesterday. ne ‘ouple of days-past. W. S. Bigelow, of Columbia -H } . er, have been in town this week. in nm ne et Pease : . Ligzie, of Grass.Valley, have gone Uy 4 . ve returned home from a visit tot lav = ip} Oty. n Mrs. L. G. Cole’ and daughter, Jakland, vesterday o visit their relations there. kF A) we he trout streams of Washington tow hip. is in town on his way home, ce. land, hus been in town fora couple lays past. ir ') vithehis wife. Met hey, region is on the high road to prospe 1} are materializing. t Mrs. W. 8S, i. ! ‘7 een much benefited, oO. today for Los Angeles. tnd is a young nan of ability. ind J.D. Thom is,of Graes Valley, wi: . . : i j md been at San ‘Franei-co to atten reached home day -before yesterday. ven employed at the Manazanit who is seriously ill, ~~ ‘and in Sierra county, ‘isco, He will shortly pay a visit ¢ ‘or his home in Michigan. ing from San Francisco. ire that Tom will b> going down again long about Thanksgiving, y Mrs. John Hocking is seriously ill, Dana B. Getchell, who recently left here for Los Angeles, and has had pienty of remunerative employment since his arrival there, has written for ‘wo or three pipe-makers at this city 0 join him, and they will go down in a day or two. Mr. and Mra. P. Lefroy and child ind maid, English people, who are making a tour of America for the sake of their health as well as for sight‘eeing purposes, arrived here on Monlay. evening’s train, They have revently been at. Lake Tahoe, but Mr. Lefroy found the ‘altitude of that section too greaf’ for comfortable: respiration, althaugh he was enchanted with the natural wonders of the popular resort, Piano Lessons. Miss Tegina Dreyfuss, an accomplished piano teacher, would like a few more-pupils. The best of references giveh. Residence at L. W. Dreyfuss’, a6-6t daeiteroren abil bation peaches Ose D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. BORN, At Grass Valley, August 6th, 1887, tothe wife of John Glasson, a son. At Grass Valley, Ausust 8th, 1887, to the wife of Frank Carter, Jr, a ddughter, "Nevada County M. GRR. John Dunnicliff has returned from Superintendent Fred Bradléy returnD. Furth and John Germ in,of North Deputy County Asaessor Quick, sSadger Hill, has been in town for an ‘ccompanied by his wife and daugh. Samuel Bethell, of <irass Valley las gdne ona visit. ta Oregon, Wash ington Territory and British Columbia. Mi 8 Amelia Frank, of Grass Valley, returned home Monday after several veeks? visit. with Sacramento friends, Mrs. Robinson and her daughter san Francisce and Monterey on a visit. Mrs. Wm. Morg n and ‘her sister, liss Jennie Rowe, of Grass Valley Mrs. W.D. Long, who haa for the ast three months been visiting friends itNapa and San Francisco, arrived 1ome Monday afternoon, é tr) arrived here. Monday anti . went to the Mountain House Raoul F, Dubernet, of Oakhind, who ius been enjoying hisnself in whipping ‘antat Marysville and takes delight nDan Crowley, who keeps a restau: . in feeding the public on the fat of .the H. Niner, . who recently had some f his ribs broken by being thrown . rom the stage between Colfax and “orest Hill, arrived here yesterday H. B. Wheaton was in town yesterHe says that the Smartsville Ly N OTICE ty, now that the irrigating enterprises . 4 the Richards and her son thomas have returned from San Fran‘isco, where the latter has been under he treatment of an oculist and has I. Mason takes his departure Mr. Mason is ty) in attorney who has for some time een practicing in the courts here, . == County Assessor Bond, of this city, ihe Great Council of the Red Men, Eugene A. Scott ard his brother dadison, who have for a lony time j nine, this-city, left last evening for ‘ ; Washin ton, Ohio, to see their father Mark L. MeCord, whio is connected vith the Land Department of the Venral Pacifie Railroad, went below Monlay evening after having spent several lays in inspecting lands around here DTT pry he family of his cousin, Mase Malt 1 Ofer GtY. “prior to departing The chances The Daily Transcript, Nevada City. California, Wednesday, August 10, 1887. = ee The Daily Transeript, . THE oISTAICT Farr. . tey durin Far ween, eae wea “IT WAS THE WOMAN.” . Losses ty the cotarFir. . __ PERSONAL MENTION UNION HOTEL, NATIONAL HOTEL : aie Fy erect and light at a reasonable cost, . A . The follow reaged list of the} ; ‘us acs NEVADA CITY," « « «CAL. a a HERE ANS Pe . Entriow: for th e Mihien that he will erect as many more at his} rae . herbs Bo ee : ntries. for the Races—Pavilion reparafor RECTOR BROB., Proprietors. of . . in . Hotel in Nevada City, ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS . it EST VENTILATED fortable House in the Mountains; ¢ontains one hundred well furnished rooms; excellent accommo lations for those seeking health and recreation; center ot an inAND MOST COMSPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR terestins mining and scenic region; surrounded-by forests of pine and cedar. Par ties troubled with throat or luag complaints will derive great benefit from a sojonrn in the dry, balsamic climate of this mountain town, at one of the best hotels north of Sac ramento, on yortant changes, The nad many years exerience in and give their entire time and the same. They have alread to! Fwo Sample Rooms on first floor and other superior xnccommos. dations for Commercial tains of Califorma.§ Travelers. —— wants of the traveling public—bein . Mrs. J. Nareziaer, Proprietress._. center of the city, and having H. GQ. PARSONS, Business Manayer, Notice to Woodmen. QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECRIV. h od by the Board of Education of NeyaYada School Distriet until ten o'clock a, M., AU sust 27th, 1897, for furnishing wood to be delivered on or before Novembor Ist, as follows: 20 cords of oak wood 4 feet long and 4 cords of dry pine wood 4 feet long, to be delivered at Wasaincton Sehool House, and 7 cords of oak wood 4 feet long and 1 cord of dry pine wood 4 feet long to be delivered it the Lincolu School Houre. Bids to be left with JOHN W EBBER, District Clerk, he all lines in the aame building, Notice to Bridge Oonitiaaters:” QEA LEP PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ceived by the Bogrd of Bupervisors of Nevada County up to , Saturday, August 20th, 1887, At 10 o'clock A. M, for the rebuilding entire: ly the Bridge across Greenhorn Creek, on the road leading from Grass Valley to You Bet. Old bridge tractor, and new bridge to be bul on same location, Bidders to furnish plans and apecifications without cost to the gounty. All lumber used must be of the dest ity of Notice to Creditors, ua cAinmentar Cl . ; ve: . Spruce. Bonds will be required, The Board vada Beate ort FaUt ofghie. ounty of No reserving the right to reject any and all N Pe tye ak ’ me rida, tye decom of the estate of Nance Jane By order of the Board of Supervisors, i STATE NANCY JANE-LYLE, DECEAS-. we Er ASS 4 6d. . Notice is hereby given by the unbated yW. D. Harria, be dersigned administrator Nancy Jane Lyle, deceased, to the creditors vfand all porsous havin ‘claims against the Said deceasod to exhibit them with the neeessary vouchers, within four months after the fleet publication of this notice, to Cc. KF, . } MeGlashan, attorney of the said adminis trator of the sald estate, at his law otlee at the town of lruckee, Nevada county, Call fornia. THEODORE W ETMORKE, Administrator of the estate of Nancy Jane Lyle, deceased a4 Notioe for Publication, of the estate of ol Notice to Stationers, {EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVed -by the Board of Education of Nevada School District until August 27th, 1887, at Wo'clook A. M., for furnishing the following supplies: 5 0 reama of 12 f legal cap paper, 48 gross Gillot's 404 pens. ‘4 bottles Stafford's ink; quarta, of 12 boxes chalk crayons. 5 reams 12 t double ruled 4 boxes colored chalk cra 6 dozen soratch book paper,cap. ons, (6x8 Inches, unsized, Land Office at Sacramento, August 2, 1887 PAC RAry eE o, ‘. ruled. IS HEREBY GIVEN RMLAT 12 dozen lead pencils, Eagle, No, 140, '! following named — settler,, has 4 gross penholders, fled notice of her Intention to make The bide for stationery to be accompanied final proof in suppert. of her claim, by samples. The Hout reserves the right and hat said proof Will be made to reject any and all bids before the Hon. the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada county, on September 17th, 1887, viz: Isabella Mek eon, o Nevada City, for lots Sand y offs, EK. 4 of N. KB. ! a a) A Sec. 4 Tp. ONL R BE. She names the fol lowing witnesses to prove her continuous residence Upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz; Charles Richards, of Novada City, 1, J. Kolfe, of Nevada City, JU. Wentworth, of Nevada City. Charles Hughes, of Nevada City. SELDEN HETZEL, Register, JOHN WEBBER, District Clerk. » & CALKING, N. P, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. PUsiseens OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading pa, porin Northern California, It Was oatabished September 6th, 1861, by N. P. Brown ‘oO, & ¢ 1AM Coming . a at Baan" soem Grand Introduction of--aw Thomas C. Hocking, who keeps the Cidings’ readers posted on all the latest local doings, returned Monday even[ will be at my Branch’ Store, North Bloomfield, on August roth, 1887, with a full stock of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS SHOES,CLOTHING, ETC., ETO. ate Everybody invited to come and price goods and take a cigar with me whether you wish to purchase or not. No Auction Trash or Relive Stock in My Store, Everything new and in the Latest Styles. t7I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, AS MY PRICES ARE LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ah L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING S3LL8R OF NEVADA COUNT. TIME TABLE NO. 27. Take Effect Thursday, May 26th, MOLS LEAVING NEVADA City : 9:35 A.M. DAILY+Connecting with PasYa poner arriving in san Francisco at 6:45 f M. DAILY. Arriving 2 8:55 A. M. DAILY, ’ nd 9:10 P.M. DAILY—@onnécting with Pas * senger leaving Ban Franclaco at 7.20 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. Week before the Fair ; : : Iso the privile_e of a Fruit, a ig Bea heg Seca gt and . Privillye of selling pocls on the races, . fever and urgue, aed wanes, are nice. ee tf Gatien stupa” (oy baveragen™ Ai re . King’s New Life Pills; by # The svilion at Grass Valley will be Take Notice. ‘ Now is the Time. ery aud temperance beverage stand at the 6 bad taken two boxes of. lighted electricity, ae : poe ee F colved oe arately oneutlactiech ie si the battles of the Discovery,. “Mr og prn has also offered, if the . All persons indebted to me are re-. While you have an opportunity, to privileses utGlenbrovk. Alay bids for Mae dhad gained in flesh Fai ; ay il] . quested to make immediate payment . yet photographs that cannot be ‘wursic at tae Park durin; each day of th Fair. . ‘Prial bottles of this . ¥4ir Asso “ton or the cititzens wi to We. G. Kicharps, at his store on ‘passed you shoukt not neglect to go . the iirectore will Gskerve the rignt to reject TR. Consumption free . have sever Mights put along the road . proud street, Pur Kicuarps. . to I. Boysen's gallery, on Vine street, ; “2 ag tere FLETCHER, Secretary, between Nevada City and Grass ValNevada City, May 14-tf, have a sitting. jy 19-uf ? Grass Valley, Cal. &y °° K. H. BROWN, Superintendent. all Franeise Opposition Store M. J. NOLAN, Manager North Bloomfield. Nevala County Carriage. and Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. re CEO. F. JACOBS, .Maoiagor _—— eadquarters for the 23 Rea! Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle IN ALL GRADES. Wagon, 4 pRoees Colum: tus Evgetce, : Carriages,:Pha atons ms FULL VARIET, Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City. The only fire-proof, and best conducted . ON FIRST FLOOK COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS The new management have thoroughly overhauled the Hotel and made many improprietors have the businesa, attention to y made the National the most popular Hote in the moun2 Particularly is the National adapted to the e Office, Express Office and General Stage Office for to be removed "a the con: . —;, Po hea te

oan Y HERE AND THERE. The charge of embezzlement against F. Duplay will come up for hearing in at 10 o’clock Justice Sowden’s court Saturday morning. _ Mrs. Frank Hathaway the teachership of the school, and Miss appointed to succeed her, Grand Master Bruner, of the Odd Fellows, will visit North San the 4th, Nevada City the 6th. The court martial , Monday night. the finding made public : ~ ent at the meeting’of the court. Mine owners and others who are » willing. to contribute mining spec } zt the Mechanics Fair are requested t sired, i Setar ee See Foreign Counsel, Truckee forger, to de end him at hi . Suggests that we have a@ superabun are fully capable of defending the un fortunate who violate the laws, or are 2 accused of doing so. Wher they have to send off for foreign counsel, there is generally more fire than sinoke in the accusations and juries know it. The outside lawyers occupy the position o a two-edged sword—they cut bot! the torneys, for they possess a knowledge of many home things which are useful in the trial of a case, which strangers among us cannot expect to know. In fact, foreign attorneys are often a ba positive injury to a client. + 8 Mining Notes. The Champion mine will have thei: hoisting works completed this week : when sinking will be resumed in the , shaft which is now down forty-five aca / feet with twenty feet of water in it. When the pump gets started it will not take over three or four hours ti pump the water out. The hoisting works will be run by an 8-foot Pelton wheel, with a pressure of 110 feet. The mill for the crushing and working of the quartz taken from the mine will be cominenced this week, and it is expected to be completed and ready for: work in three months. Twelve or fif teen men will be employed in the mine within a few days. The Mountaineer mine is looking splendid, and employing about forty men. The Banner mine is improving in the quality of the rock as work proSresses. A crushing of low grade ore, taken from near the surface, is now at the Charannot mill, and crushivg wili commence to-day, nn Land Office Matters, The following business was transacted in thé United States Land Office at Sacramento Thursday, Selden Hetzel, Register ; ” . Agricultural Application—James 8. Worl, Grass Valley, Nevada county ; D. 8. 9,616; allowed and filed’”” Mineral Applications—Robert Curnow, Nevada City; ‘Illinois quartz mine; M. A. No. 1,640; allowed and filed. George L. Hughes, Nevada City ; Stacey quartz mine; M. A. No. 1,641 ; allowed and filed. 3 Decisions Received—By Hon. Commissioner in William Davis, agricul. tural applicant, vs. Chas. Feldt, miniain } eral claimant, Nevada county ; sustains { decision of local office and orders cancellation of local entry. E. W. Taylor, adverse claimant, vs. Jonathan Camp, mineral applicant; No, 1698;. Hon. Conimissioner reverses decision of local office and orders filing of adverse elaim.# — $$ ~-0@e-o—______ The Clark Forgery. District Attorney Long left last eve“ning for Truckee to conduct the prosecution in the case of A. P. Clark, the extradited forger, whose preliminary examination is set for tomorrow. Pat has resigned Blue Tent. ¢ Stenger has been Juan \ September Ist, Grass Valley Sept. 2d, Moore’s Flat the 3d, Rough & Ready in the case of Captain Rapp adjourned at 11 o’ci ork” It is underst od that of the court will not be until it is approved by the Brigadier-General. Captain Rapp Was in Sacramento, but was not pres./ méns to the Nevada county exhibit at send the same to Cal. R. Clarke at this city. The specimens will: be returned ‘to the contributors where deThe Hon, Pat Reddy, of San Francisco, has been emgaged by Clark, the trial in this county, should he be bound oyer, as he undoubtedly will be.” The Transcript has no objection to foreign’ counsel being engaged by local ‘criminals, but. it respectfully dance of legal ability at home who ways. The criminal class in the county ought to “hook on” to the local -atJimmers. M., P, Peasley, blk 8 Hecolds, tions—Bids_ Wanted. gratuitonsly, . t . } The following entries of horses have . Park and Pavilion class. Purse $250. J. M. Manning’s 3g Cousin Jack. W. G. Lord’s -b « Electric. A. Morgan's s g.Fred. A. D. West’s ch g Charles W. Wm. Britland’s b n Pete. Nor 2. Trotting—2 30 class. Free for all.. Purse $500. 'C: A. Durfee’s b y “GEFonimo, by Inca; dam by Sucramento. 8. C. Tryon’s b g Col. Hawkins, by Echo; dam thoroughbred mare. Lee Shaner, blk m Kate Ewing by . Berlin. Pp, McCarthey’s br m Vlora G., Altoona; dam by Belmoat No. 3. Trotting—For two-year-olds Mile and repeat. Purse $200. To be i. announced on day of -race. same and fish laws of thé State amended by the last Legislature : OPEN SEASONS. For quail, partri Ize, grouse an] rail from September 10th to March Ist. ’ ary Ist. For male antelop:, deer or bucks, from July 1st to December 15th. ‘For trout, from April 1st to November Ist. "For‘salmon, from October Ist to Audust 31st. PROHIBITIONS, Kill'ng female antelope, elk, mountain sheep, female deer, spotted fawns. Killing any of the. preceding atany time unless the carcass is used for food. Buying, -seHing, offering or exposing for-sale, transporting or having in poséssion any. deer or deer skin from which evidence of sex has been reinoved are forbidden: Catching fish by pound, weir,set-net r trap, or taking the young fish of any species and not returning thei to the water immediately and alive are mislemeanors, ; Board of Supervisors a:e authorized by ordinance duly ‘passed and published tu change the beginning or end #£ the close seasons of quail, partridge, . grouse, rail, male deer, male tntelope and doves, so as to make the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 71H, Boys’ Tournament at 1] a. various prizes. No. 4. Running—Free for ‘all. $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added. One mile and repeat. Dan. Dennison’s } ‘. 4 Dave Douglas, by Lienster; dam Lily Simpson, Pat. Riley’s b g Sur. Thad, by Thad Stevens ; dam Lady Amanda. Cockerill Bros, b m Daisy D., by Wheatly ; dam Black Maria. W. P Codhunter’s bin Mayblossom, by Jo Hooker ; dam Maggie S. W.P. Todhunter’s c g Rock, by. Bob Woolley ; dam Miss Stoner, No. 5. Running—Free for all. For two-year-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forleit, $150 added, Five-eighths of x mile. To be annouuced on day of 0 M. for . race, sume conform to the needs of their reNo. 6. Running—For three-year. } spective counties, olds. Free for all. #25-entrance, $10 Se ee ee forfeit, $200 added. One mile and u Only Vile Abuse. quarter. To be announced on day ot 1} race. 1 No. 7. Pacing—2:32 class, Virginia City Enterprise: Marysville, California, has been sending supplies to the families burned out at Camptonville, but for the more numerous sufferers by the Sawyer infamy at french Corral, she has only the vilest 4buse. Many families have already left their homes in that once —flourishing and beautiful little place, and now all must leave, An attempt to give ‘them something to do by which they vould) support life was made by the Milton Mining Jompany when it set them to cleaning up bedrock—not. at nydraulic washing—but down came injunctions and tines. Now the few families remaining there must quit the pretty homes where they have for so any years been happy and prosperus, and set out in search of new fields of employnient. Free for all. Purse $500. H. P. Brown, ge Charlie Brown ; ped. unknown. Durfee & Covarrubias, bg Arrow, by Richmond ; dam by Crichton. J. R. Hodson, h g Fidelity, by Nephew ; dain by Mambrino. F, Weber, ch g Haverly by Kansas Signal; dam unknown. A. H, Hecox, br m Lelia 8. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81H, Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. M. Bicycle’ Tournament for Gold Medal atll a.m. No. 8. Trotting-District, 2:50 class Purse $250. To be announved on day of race. No. 9. Trotting—2:25 class. Free for all. Purse #500. G. W. Woodward, bs , by Alexander; dan Lady Button. W. H. Searls’, ch p Longfelluw,-by Hambletonian, J: R. Hodson, blk g Artist, by Gold Dust ; dam by Dove Hill. J. A. Linscott’s bs Adrian, by Reliance; dam <Adriane. } No. 10. Trotting >fhree—year olds, OG Ooi A Sensational case. Tt is dangerous for a man to express his love too strongly for a married lady, particularly when the letters full into the hands of her husband. We are promised a most}sensationgl vase in our Superior Court next own expense and keep them lighted Bids are wanted for the privilege to. sell. refreshments of various kinds at . : ; also for band music been made for the District Fair races . at the Park during each day of the tec at Glenbrook : Fair. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 67H, Sei ee ene 7 a Pas Game and Fish Laws. No. 1 Trotting. District. Roadster The following isan abstract of the! For doves, from June Jst to Januthe Biblical Chestnut. king and . clates as Grand Lecturer of the large and thoroughly. interested ist Church Monday evening. an exceedingly agreeable and logical speaker, and even those who do not to listen to j her. Only-a brief synopsis of. her re. . . . marks can be given here, jis reproduced to give an intelligent Is es e idéa of the drift of. ner arsiunent: “The great question of temperance is; a theme receiving the attention of the . thinking people of the United States, j and not only in this country, but in . almost every nation.upon which the . {sun rises and seta, ‘Phe people are gathering together, trving to. Solve the great problem of ‘What means will be most effective in banishing this g one means is bein tried, and in other places other means, . license, but the more we stuly the evils of this curse the more thorouzhly are we convinced. that this evil will never be abolished: till against the traffic. Much ean be done, nan whose influence; itis said, SWays the whole world. -Sonie one has said, the world,’ and woman has exercised this great influence. this respect, tue true daughters of mother ‘Eve. . . “Adam transgr2 sed righteous laws. . When called to account he nati; . ‘Lord, the woman whom thou gavest to be with me she did give me of the tree and F did eat;’ and—to bay son of Adam is saying, ‘Lord every . , the wo. man ;’ showing plainly the influence of . woman on the whole race. And so . we find it in this day and agé of ad. vancement, when the great armies of . progress are being marshaled beneath . banners upon which we find inscribed, . ‘Upward and Onward? In the face . of all this, I sometimes Imeet an old . fogy hanging to the cout-tails of pro. gress, calling, ‘Whoa!’ I. met just such an old fossil as this, not long duty to puta stop to women talking . publicly, just as if uny one ever got up a patent that could stop a woman talking. . “The day is past when it is supposed . that every woman coming before the . people comes howling for her rights, . We have more rights than we beyin to. make use of, but there is one more . right we shoul claim—the Yight of protection against man’s draunkenpess. [It shames the manhood of today that . . . since, who regarded it as his relizions . . District. Mile and repeat, Parse-$250. month. The husband has got posTo be announced on day of race. session of no less than sixty-three letters, the words “iny darling pet,” occurring in nearly every line. The love letters have been placed in the hands of one of our most prominent lawyers, Who Javan: Ste dulaeraetsherceeon, « «mitted bigamy as she is also styled “my darling wife”? Weare requested not to make the facts public, as the case nay .be settled and as the lady resides in our city.—Marysville Democrat. It is alleged that the man mixed up in the scandal lives in Grass Valley. 090 Rebuilding at Camptonville, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH. Ladies’ Tournament, for various prizes, at 11 A. ag. No. 11, Running—Open to all. #50 entrance, $25 forfuit, $300 added. Two miles. Tobe announced on day of race, No. 12. Running—Open to all, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit; $150 added. Three-fourths of a mile and repeat. an. Dennison, sf Blue, Bonnet, by Joe Hooker; dam Kate Carson. Put Riley b g Sur Thad. Cockerill Bros., bm Daisy D. W, P. Todhunter, b m Mayblossom. W., P, Todhunter, c p Rock. E. Flittner, b m Minnie R., by Scamperdown ; dam Sallie Blair, No. 13. Running—Free, purse $150. Entrance free toall beaten horses. $50 0 second horse. One mile and repeat. To be.announced on day of race. No. 14, Pacing—2 :23 class. Free for all. Purse $500. We M. Billup, br 5 Almont Patchen, by Juanita; dam Gladd by Gladiator. Lee Shaner, b g Chapman. §.K, Tefry, brg Prince, by Missouri Chief; dam throughbred mare. Durfee & Covarrubias, b g ArThe work of rebuilding the burnt district at Camptonville is progressing well. Four large buildings are being put up on Main street and a number . i of residences will be built just as soon as the necessary material can be: procured. The stage company have the lum ber on the ground to replace their barn. “Mrs. Darneille is rebuil ling her hotel. In dimensions it will be 40x80 feet and two stories in height. Wm. B. Meeks is building a two story residence on Main street 20x30 feet. [rwin’s blacksmith shop is being rebuilt, and will be 30x60 feet. entrance, $50 added. One mile. B. Penhall, b m Flora B. James Hughes, b m Dotty Dimple. 8. Benoit, 8 yg Eprror Transcrirt: The young men of Columbia Hill last evening gave a social dance et Holland’s Hall, which was largely attended by the old as well as the young people of Columbia Hill. Dancing was commenced at 9P,M. and kept up continuously util 3°the next morning, and every one in attendance seemed to have a good. time, The Misses Bertha and tor. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10ru. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiume at 11 a. u. No. 16, Trotting—District. One-year Half mile and repeat. Purse Reddy will appear as attorney for the $100. Geo. F. Jacobs bay colt, Sidney Emma McCutchan, of Nevada City, sweeps on, For every one missionary we foreign lands, we ‘send seventy thon. sand yallons of run, convert, our whisky makes one dred drunkards. We lift up our hands . in holy horror over a bull fight in old Mexico, but in our christian land enjoy the excitement created by the barbarous “practice known as slogging. The Sabbath in this State ly been abolished and-sucrificed tothe poisonous fangs of this serpent reacties . out after the fairer sex, and we bahold the appalling spectacle of wom inhood . debased, the scepter of her influence . broken, the sacred precincts of the . home invaded, and all that we . and is dear tou . monster; and in anguish of heart we . cry out, ‘How long, Oh Lord, how . long??? . Woman’s work has sen! her ihto a field of usefulness that will count in all time to come, “We have tried moral suasion, We . have tried preaching, ‘revival meetings, “Put still the curse nave One -wnd-thet-was-thnat Geng C ae . Gaylord of. Nevada City sells th: “We have petitioned the Legisla. choicest family groceries able. most ture, but only petitioned in vain, has been like before —— honorable ventlemen, for . ¢ they sit back, smirk and blink at tears of our orphans, widows. prisons and asylums filled with army of insane men and women, Still . they are deaf to our cry. . casting so many pearls . # the]! the cry of our They see our jails, State , au great “We are proud of our efforts in try. 4 ng to christianize a benighted world, . 90 cents a can, send to! {A Lady Lecturer Who Rings the Belt on Miss J. A. Ackerman, a substantial . brainy young: lady of . . pleasing face and manners, who offiGood Templars “of California, talked to al auas . dience that assembled in the Method. She is but enough . curse from the world?’ In some places? We have tries! personal effort, moral suasion and high . We levi-late . by personal effort, especially by wo. ‘The hand that rocks the cradly sways . lecturing and . could not agree. on It . reasonable lawaii. u2-tf _—_——-20 @e-+.Ice CREAM and soda at Curr Bros, Nothing nicer il-tf sustained by Sunday { #2000; J. $800; F. M, Ackerman, . 500, no insurance; J. H. Wilcox, 1 $500, . Mrs, . anee no insurance; George Fawcett, loss $500, no ins for 4650: T. Kingston, loss $2,000. cer, loss $3,009, i sured for $1,500? Kneeland, loss $500, insured for-$250 Masonic Hall, loss $3 000, fully insur ed; J. Butler & sen, loss $600, no surance ; B. Crossman, loss $1,000, insurance; L, Lohner, loss $500, insurance ; Hayford® loss $1,009, no insurance; C. P. To loss g 1 $550; Mrs. insured for $650; A.D. Bow lev, k . 1500, insured for g300; William We ry, loss $500,.no insurance; Mrs. K sour; —loss~ $4,000; Mrs. Davenport, loss $700, for $500; J. MeCarty, loss $2,000, i sured for $1,100; A, #209, no msurance; Mrs, J. W. Nic ell, loss $2,009, no insurance; J, Brown loss 4200; Odd Fellows’ Hall loss $2,500, insured for $1,500». Ma loss $1,000, insured for $509; M. 'r'e tin, . rington, loss 4500, no insurance ; . loy & Mahon, loss $200, no insurance + Oe

« A New Sucker In Town. always . ee, The. The Stockton Mail is responsible for A . ell ; ing: “AWha first Woman did, and we are all, in. the following: “When an Easter Inn arrives in Los posits his Wealth at one of the Danks, the bank president claps on h plug hat and frantically hunts ‘up real estate spegMator with the-information: ‘There is anew sucker in tow) Got $25,000. ~Go for him!” PRAYERS were recently offered j Penesacola, FI ridachurehes for hea smitten sufferers of the North. ~ + @e-A New hotel to be erected ‘at Balt more by Robert Garrett, will be stories high and cost $500 090. oOo + seve A Vermont barber recently refused to accept a bushel of last year’s pots foes in payment for ashave. A Thunder storm May purify the air, but nothing exce} SOZODONT will purify the mout filled with neglected teeth, and rescu those faithful servants of mankind, from-utter ruin before it is too late You will ti surprised and delighted with its reDon’t neglect to try it. sults, eG paneer, They Only Agree on One Point, A Hawaii, befng made to put himout. The oor people were all called together, bu any propositior issortinent in stock. Great news i *xpected by the next message fron + 0@ee _ Cheap, but first-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J Jackon’s Beehive Grocery Store, only Everything else in proportion, Best place in town to trade. a2-t! For every one hun. has not onjee ———_—-~90--— liquer traffic, but-there seems at pres. No. 15. Running—Saddle horse Party at Columbia Hill, ent to be no hope of enforcing the law : Be ‘ OF ig ane roe ; in the future. stake. District. Catch “weights. $5 Nort Couumsia, Aug. 6th, “Having debauched manhood, the love falling before the 16 f vag aac Miss Ackerman goes from here . 8 he é accused, J, by Revolution i dam by McCracken. . and Miss Susie “igley,of Visalia, were through Sierra, . Plumas and the} Coin Down Deve? Wm. Finley bay colt Thomas F., by . among the strangers present. M. northern counties. She ha« traveled 9 ele ite Revolution ; dam by Black Prince. thousands of miles in the State during . The Providence Mining Company . James R. Nickerson 5 8 Brunswick, by A Perilous Postponement, the last year and expresses herself as . “ertise for bids to sink their incline Doncaster, M. C. Hogan b g Duroc, To postpone, when the duty for im. greatly pleased with her morfatain er ; Wise tose beyond its present depth. . by Revolution ; dam by John_ Nelson. mediate avtion i clear, is alkays un-. trip, having been the recipient of sreat . } #U]l particulars can be ascertained . No. 17. Trotting—2 :40 class. Open . wise. Especially lait 80 when inhospitality during her travels in this et plication at the mine. toall. Purse $500. D. E. Knight b. creasing ill heulth calls for a widen) . section of the State, PF Daisy A., by Friday Mec esis medication. Diseases of the kidneys sca m Mulsy A., by Friday McCracken ; and bladder are often of swift growth — Fell From a Tree. dam unknown. ©. A, Durfee b Kialways of fatal tendency if ie Buckilen’s Arnica Satve. no ' ‘ . } imo. 8. ©. Tryon b Col.}combatted at the outset. e —. Monday evening Frank, the tenoe R.C Scnane bs A Bh have all—even those of us who are The best Salve in the world for Cuts, year old son of John T. Morgan, fell SiR Mead f . . not remarkably well jnstructed—heard Bruises; Sores, Ulcers, Sult Rheum, from a tree and severely sprained one . bY Nutwood; dam by State of Maine, something of the danger attending Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped-Handa_ € f his arms. Dr. Welch is attending G. W. Woodard b f Rosie Me., by Bright’s disease, diabetes, and other acd : i ball Skin EF . . pets abana Alexander Button ; dam by Rosedule. . diseases of the kidneys or bladder. . Chilblains, Corns; and all 8 an rap ity. the injured lad. J. M-’Stevenson blk g Franklin, by. 18! no one be foolhardy enough t6. tions, and positively cures Piles, or xX LS Sree 8 "7 . Procrastinate if he perceives the} no pay re. ured. Itis guaranteed to “ pay req — OEP RSE a bee doe Gen. Reno; dam unknown. W. H. renal organs.to be inactive. Hostet-. ee Excitement in Texas. Seal b g Alfred $ by Elmo. J. D ter’s Stomach dive perfect satisfaction, oy money re' me a —)) ‘ Great excitenfent has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, ortaise his head; everybody said he Was dying of Consump. Atrial bottle of Dr. Kin ’s New Carse ch g Manzanita, by Elmo; dam onlay of race. Bitters are peculiarly adipted to overcome this ~inaction, to sufficient] stimulate, without exciting, the ki nheys and bladder. Infinitely is this diuretic to be preferred to the impure and fiery stimulants of commerce, which prove the bane of unwary pergons with a tendency to renal troubles, They are likewise incomparable fur dyspepela, debility, ilio da May, No 18. Trotting—2:24 class. Open Qall. Purse $500. To be announced os BREVITIES. -G@yrge Tracy has been awarded the funded. sale by Carr Bros. lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale ut 25 cents a package.. Try ‘em—they Price 25 cents per box. For tf 9S Split Peas. Just recei a at J. J. Jackson’s a ia . an . 1807, for tie . When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, . Whenshe was a child, she cried for Castoria, Whenshe became M iss,ahe ching to Castoria When she had children, she gave them 'the ‘Incline Shaft. One ‘Hundred and Fifty Feet ‘of the Providence Gould and Silver Mining Com. pany. : For full) particulars enquire at the Mine. DISTRIOT PAIR PRIVILEGES, tue 17tn irack ; Restaurant Privileses at same each Commencing {Castor « NOTICE. Te Proposals will be reeived until the 18th intant, for the sinking of PROVIDENCE WG. & 8, M. co, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE celved at tae otice of the Secretary of Ag:icuitural Disteict Assuciation, til and including FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, Bar privilege ut Glenbrook Race morniny’s fire at [ hie ; : .os Angeles. Colfax R, May, loss $5000, insurance . 40S Angeles Ewers, loss $1,500, insurI. Carri: . Treasure, loss $2,000. insurance $800 ce; M. Mishler, loss $1,000, insured insurance; Mrs. Me Keck, loss $3,000 insured for #800; Mamie. Rithardson loss $300, no insurance ; Parker.& Spen» Perkins & Co $1,500, insured for $1,000; W Benjamin, loss $1,000, insured fo Mendenhall, loss $1,000 insured for $500 insure: H. Moody, los ler, loss 4300, no insurance ; Mrs, Aus loss $200, no insurance; P. HarCur Angelosand de k wu special carrier pigeon has just arthis right has not been granted as, . tived bringing the latest advice fron Rex s ill holds: the throne notwithstanding that terrific efforts an rate, and keeps the best Harry Lawrence left yesterday . Gold Lake, Sierra county. os ‘i ass ‘d to the Spanish mine yesterday, 2 ur . 340 Juan, were in town yesterday. ne ‘ouple of days-past. W. S. Bigelow, of Columbia -H } . er, have been in town this week. in nm ne et Pease : . Ligzie, of Grass.Valley, have gone Uy 4 . ve returned home from a visit tot lav = ip} Oty. n Mrs. L. G. Cole’ and daughter, Jakland, vesterday o visit their relations there. kF A) we he trout streams of Washington tow hip. is in town on his way home, ce. land, hus been in town fora couple lays past. ir ') vithehis wife. Met hey, region is on the high road to prospe 1} are materializing. t Mrs. W. 8S, i. ! ‘7 een much benefited, oO. today for Los Angeles. tnd is a young nan of ability. ind J.D. Thom is,of Graes Valley, wi: . . : i j md been at San ‘Franei-co to atten reached home day -before yesterday. ven employed at the Manazanit who is seriously ill, ~~ ‘and in Sierra county, ‘isco, He will shortly pay a visit ¢ ‘or his home in Michigan. ing from San Francisco. ire that Tom will b> going down again long about Thanksgiving, y Mrs. John Hocking is seriously ill, Dana B. Getchell, who recently left here for Los Angeles, and has had pienty of remunerative employment since his arrival there, has written for ‘wo or three pipe-makers at this city 0 join him, and they will go down in a day or two. Mr. and Mra. P. Lefroy and child ind maid, English people, who are making a tour of America for the sake of their health as well as for sight‘eeing purposes, arrived here on Monlay. evening’s train, They have revently been at. Lake Tahoe, but Mr. Lefroy found the ‘altitude of that section too greaf’ for comfortable: respiration, althaugh he was enchanted with the natural wonders of the popular resort, Piano Lessons. Miss Tegina Dreyfuss, an accomplished piano teacher, would like a few more-pupils. The best of references giveh. Residence at L. W. Dreyfuss’, a6-6t daeiteroren abil bation peaches Ose D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. BORN, At Grass Valley, August 6th, 1887, tothe wife of John Glasson, a son. At Grass Valley, Ausust 8th, 1887, to the wife of Frank Carter, Jr, a ddughter, "Nevada County M. GRR. John Dunnicliff has returned from Superintendent Fred Bradléy returnD. Furth and John Germ in,of North Deputy County Asaessor Quick, sSadger Hill, has been in town for an ‘ccompanied by his wife and daugh. Samuel Bethell, of <irass Valley las gdne ona visit. ta Oregon, Wash ington Territory and British Columbia. Mi 8 Amelia Frank, of Grass Valley, returned home Monday after several veeks? visit. with Sacramento friends, Mrs. Robinson and her daughter san Francisce and Monterey on a visit. Mrs. Wm. Morg n and ‘her sister, liss Jennie Rowe, of Grass Valley Mrs. W.D. Long, who haa for the ast three months been visiting friends itNapa and San Francisco, arrived 1ome Monday afternoon, é tr) arrived here. Monday anti . went to the Mountain House Raoul F, Dubernet, of Oakhind, who ius been enjoying hisnself in whipping ‘antat Marysville and takes delight nDan Crowley, who keeps a restau: . in feeding the public on the fat of .the H. Niner, . who recently had some f his ribs broken by being thrown . rom the stage between Colfax and “orest Hill, arrived here yesterday H. B. Wheaton was in town yesterHe says that the Smartsville Ly N OTICE ty, now that the irrigating enterprises . 4 the Richards and her son thomas have returned from San Fran‘isco, where the latter has been under he treatment of an oculist and has I. Mason takes his departure Mr. Mason is ty) in attorney who has for some time een practicing in the courts here, . == County Assessor Bond, of this city, ihe Great Council of the Red Men, Eugene A. Scott ard his brother dadison, who have for a lony time j nine, this-city, left last evening for ‘ ; Washin ton, Ohio, to see their father Mark L. MeCord, whio is connected vith the Land Department of the Venral Pacifie Railroad, went below Monlay evening after having spent several lays in inspecting lands around here DTT pry he family of his cousin, Mase Malt 1 Ofer GtY. “prior to departing The chances The Daily Transcript, Nevada City. California, Wednesday, August 10, 1887. = ee The Daily Transeript, . THE oISTAICT Farr. . tey durin Far ween, eae wea “IT WAS THE WOMAN.” . Losses ty the cotarFir. . __ PERSONAL MENTION UNION HOTEL, NATIONAL HOTEL : aie Fy erect and light at a reasonable cost, . A . The follow reaged list of the} ; ‘us acs NEVADA CITY," « « «CAL. a a HERE ANS Pe . Entriow: for th e Mihien that he will erect as many more at his} rae . herbs Bo ee : ntries. for the Races—Pavilion reparafor RECTOR BROB., Proprietors. of . . in . Hotel in Nevada City, ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS . it EST VENTILATED fortable House in the Mountains; ¢ontains one hundred well furnished rooms; excellent accommo lations for those seeking health and recreation; center ot an inAND MOST COMSPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR terestins mining and scenic region; surrounded-by forests of pine and cedar. Par ties troubled with throat or luag complaints will derive great benefit from a sojonrn in the dry, balsamic climate of this mountain town, at one of the best hotels north of Sac ramento, on yortant changes, The nad many years exerience in and give their entire time and the same. They have alread to! Fwo Sample Rooms on first floor and other superior xnccommos. dations for Commercial tains of Califorma.§ Travelers. —— wants of the traveling public—bein . Mrs. J. Nareziaer, Proprietress._. center of the city, and having H. GQ. PARSONS, Business Manayer, Notice to Woodmen. QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECRIV. h od by the Board of Education of NeyaYada School Distriet until ten o'clock a, M., AU sust 27th, 1897, for furnishing wood to be delivered on or before Novembor Ist, as follows: 20 cords of oak wood 4 feet long and 4 cords of dry pine wood 4 feet long, to be delivered at Wasaincton Sehool House, and 7 cords of oak wood 4 feet long and 1 cord of dry pine wood 4 feet long to be delivered it the Lincolu School Houre. Bids to be left with JOHN W EBBER, District Clerk, he all lines in the aame building, Notice to Bridge Oonitiaaters:” QEA LEP PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ceived by the Bogrd of Bupervisors of Nevada County up to , Saturday, August 20th, 1887, At 10 o'clock A. M, for the rebuilding entire: ly the Bridge across Greenhorn Creek, on the road leading from Grass Valley to You Bet. Old bridge tractor, and new bridge to be bul on same location, Bidders to furnish plans and apecifications without cost to the gounty. All lumber used must be of the dest ity of Notice to Creditors, ua cAinmentar Cl . ; ve: . Spruce. Bonds will be required, The Board vada Beate ort FaUt ofghie. ounty of No reserving the right to reject any and all N Pe tye ak ’ me rida, tye decom of the estate of Nance Jane By order of the Board of Supervisors, i STATE NANCY JANE-LYLE, DECEAS-. we Er ASS 4 6d. . Notice is hereby given by the unbated yW. D. Harria, be dersigned administrator Nancy Jane Lyle, deceased, to the creditors vfand all porsous havin ‘claims against the Said deceasod to exhibit them with the neeessary vouchers, within four months after the fleet publication of this notice, to Cc. KF, . } MeGlashan, attorney of the said adminis trator of the sald estate, at his law otlee at the town of lruckee, Nevada county, Call fornia. THEODORE W ETMORKE, Administrator of the estate of Nancy Jane Lyle, deceased a4 Notioe for Publication, of the estate of ol Notice to Stationers, {EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVed -by the Board of Education of Nevada School District until August 27th, 1887, at Wo'clook A. M., for furnishing the following supplies: 5 0 reama of 12 f legal cap paper, 48 gross Gillot's 404 pens. ‘4 bottles Stafford's ink; quarta, of 12 boxes chalk crayons. 5 reams 12 t double ruled 4 boxes colored chalk cra 6 dozen soratch book paper,cap. ons, (6x8 Inches, unsized, Land Office at Sacramento, August 2, 1887 PAC RAry eE o, ‘. ruled. IS HEREBY GIVEN RMLAT 12 dozen lead pencils, Eagle, No, 140, '! following named — settler,, has 4 gross penholders, fled notice of her Intention to make The bide for stationery to be accompanied final proof in suppert. of her claim, by samples. The Hout reserves the right and hat said proof Will be made to reject any and all bids before the Hon. the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Nevada county, on September 17th, 1887, viz: Isabella Mek eon, o Nevada City, for lots Sand y offs, EK. 4 of N. KB. ! a a) A Sec. 4 Tp. ONL R BE. She names the fol lowing witnesses to prove her continuous residence Upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz; Charles Richards, of Novada City, 1, J. Kolfe, of Nevada City, JU. Wentworth, of Nevada City. Charles Hughes, of Nevada City. SELDEN HETZEL, Register, JOHN WEBBER, District Clerk. » & CALKING, N. P, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. PUsiseens OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading pa, porin Northern California, It Was oatabished September 6th, 1861, by N. P. Brown ‘oO, & ¢ 1AM Coming . a at Baan" soem Grand Introduction of--aw Thomas C. Hocking, who keeps the Cidings’ readers posted on all the latest local doings, returned Monday even[ will be at my Branch’ Store, North Bloomfield, on August roth, 1887, with a full stock of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS SHOES,CLOTHING, ETC., ETO. ate Everybody invited to come and price goods and take a cigar with me whether you wish to purchase or not. No Auction Trash or Relive Stock in My Store, Everything new and in the Latest Styles. t7I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, AS MY PRICES ARE LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ah L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING S3LL8R OF NEVADA COUNT. TIME TABLE NO. 27. Take Effect Thursday, May 26th, MOLS LEAVING NEVADA City : 9:35 A.M. DAILY+Connecting with PasYa poner arriving in san Francisco at 6:45 f M. DAILY. Arriving 2 8:55 A. M. DAILY, ’ nd 9:10 P.M. DAILY—@onnécting with Pas * senger leaving Ban Franclaco at 7.20 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. Week before the Fair ; : : Iso the privile_e of a Fruit, a ig Bea heg Seca gt and . Privillye of selling pocls on the races, . fever and urgue, aed wanes, are nice. ee tf Gatien stupa” (oy baveragen™ Ai re . King’s New Life Pills; by # The svilion at Grass Valley will be Take Notice. ‘ Now is the Time. ery aud temperance beverage stand at the 6 bad taken two boxes of. lighted electricity, ae : poe ee F colved oe arately oneutlactiech ie si the battles of the Discovery,. “Mr og prn has also offered, if the . All persons indebted to me are re-. While you have an opportunity, to privileses utGlenbrovk. Alay bids for Mae dhad gained in flesh Fai ; ay il] . quested to make immediate payment . yet photographs that cannot be ‘wursic at tae Park durin; each day of th Fair. . ‘Prial bottles of this . ¥4ir Asso “ton or the cititzens wi to We. G. Kicharps, at his store on ‘passed you shoukt not neglect to go . the iirectore will Gskerve the rignt to reject TR. Consumption free . have sever Mights put along the road . proud street, Pur Kicuarps. . to I. Boysen's gallery, on Vine street, ; “2 ag tere FLETCHER, Secretary, between Nevada City and Grass ValNevada City, May 14-tf, have a sitting. jy 19-uf ? Grass Valley, Cal. &y °° K. H. BROWN, Superintendent. all Franeise Opposition Store M. J. NOLAN, Manager North Bloomfield. Nevala County Carriage. and Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. re CEO. F. JACOBS, .Maoiagor _—— eadquarters for the 23 Rea! Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle IN ALL GRADES. Wagon, 4 pRoees Colum: tus Evgetce, : Carriages,:Pha atons ms FULL VARIET, Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City. The only fire-proof, and best conducted . ON FIRST FLOOK COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS The new management have thoroughly overhauled the Hotel and made many improprietors have the businesa, attention to y made the National the most popular Hote in the moun2 Particularly is the National adapted to the e Office, Express Office and General Stage Office for to be removed "a the con: . —;, Po hea te